Sentence examples for to proactively from inspiring English sources
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In a proactive manner; so as to look or plan ahead.
The best companies are quick to "proactively outplace" wrongdoers.
Invest NI must now commit themselves fully to proactively seeking foreign investment in manufacturing".
Police Scotland also has an attendance management policy which supports managers to proactively manage absence".
Without mandatory reporting incentives in place, businesses are unlikely to proactively investigate or report a breach.
This shift "heightened the need for Treasury to proactively provide sufficient information" to lawmakers and taxpayers.
A faster route would be for companies to proactively eliminate potentially hazardous materials.
What specific measures is the city taking to proactively help the homeless and drug addicted?
"We've decided not to proactively speak out on anything related to the movie," she said.
In a statement, the union said the MFB had failed to proactively recruit women "for decades".
Retailers said they condemn slave labour and try to proactively audit their supply chains.
Policymakers need to proactively manage these impacts to ensure a 'just transition'".
